Toward the 4th International research-to-practice conference "Children and young people - the future of Russia"
Gulin Konstantin A.
pp. 7-9
Socio-economic situation in the Vologda Oblast. Prices for metal products
pp. 10-17
Transition from Society to Cooperative Society: Conceptual Aspects
Lokosov Vyacheslav V.
pp. 18-28
Trust in the Process of Self-Regulation of Social Interactions of the Youth and the Changing Social Reality
Zubok Yulia А., Chuprov Vladimir I.
pp. 29-37
Fertility in the Regions of the Northwestern Federal District
Arkhangel'skii Vladimir N.
pp. 38-56
Marriage and Family and Reproductive Attitudes of Today’s Young People
Popova Larisa A., Shishkina Mariya A.
pp. 57-71
Mental Bases of Formation of Young People’s Lifestyle: Case Study of the Vologda Oblast
Golovchin Maksim A.
pp. 72-89
Financial Literacy of Young People (Case Study of the Vologda Oblast)
Belekhova Galina V., Kalachikova Ol'ga N.
pp. 90-106
Stability of Youth Employment in the Period of Economic Recession
Avraamova Elena M., Loginov Dmitrii M.
pp. 107-122
Results of Monitoring Research of the Young Generation in the Aspect of Human Development in the Region
Medvedeva Elena I., Kroshilin Sergei V., Vekhova Elena L.
pp. 123-135
The New System of Labor Remuneration for Teachers: Does the Incentive Mechanism Work?
Kalashnikov Konstantin N., Шаров Владимир В.
pp. 136-147
Strategic Development Alternatives of the Youth’s Human Potential
Muravleva Vera V.
pp. 148-158
Local Government in Russia: Reform Results and Prospects
Uskova Tamara V., Bukhval’d Evgenii M., Voroshilov Nikolai V.
pp. 159-175
Economic Policy in the Arctic: Comparative Analysis
Selin Vladimir S.
pp. 176-190
Features of Institutionalization of Russia’s Arctic Zone
Katorin Igor’ V.
pp. 191-200
Cities as a Growth Point of Economic Space in Kazakhstan: Trends and Prospects
Nurlanova Nailya K.
pp. 201-216
Main Trends in the Social Well-Being of the Vologda Oblast Population in August 2016
Morev Mikhail V., Dement’eva Irina N., Leonidova Elena E.
pp. 217-223
Conferences, meetings, seminars
pp. 224-225
GUIDELINES FOR THE AUTHORS
pp. 226-229